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. .. J CED FfelQGEEDUnES V . 5 ; 1 : OF JUDICIAL GODE Are Yob .Rfeady- S5V To Roast and Carve That CHRISTJAS TURKEY We have decided to make our Saturday's Special Sale our BANNER DAY by ottering to the housewives of Asheville for our Genuine Stag Handle Carvers Reduced from $1.25 to 3i Ceiits Savory Roaster Reduced from $1.50 to 5 Gents - See Window Display Brown-Weaver Hardware Co- 25 North Main Street . Phone 87, r ; ; . t Asheville, N. C. G MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONET AT THE ok Sample (bO; We are offering special for today an J tomorrow with every dollar purchase of goods a beautiful pictuie or picture frame : . j - m. . ; ts ia ft. 4 WIS Mm 3& FREES A shipment of Men', LadiesJ and Children's Shoes came in today. All samples. And we will sell them at 1-2 what you would pay elsewhere. . Com to see us first. ' 4 fit t I f Ml Members v of Bar TeUs of Changes 1 Wrought Will Effect Great Saving. When sked a to the effect of the new judicial code which become ef fectlv. January 1, IB 12,' a. respects the Circuit courts, o well as the District courts, a member of the bar gave the following; statement: "By the enactment of the new code, the cases .heretofore cognisable in the Circuit courts .are transferred to the District court, and in the future In' stead of the district judge having the right, by virtue of his office, to sit In the Circuit court and try such cases, all such cases will be subject to the jurisdiction of the District courts. So the Circuit courts. In so far as "nisi priua" work to concerned, are abol ished, and this carries with , It the abolition of the office, of Circuit court clerk, bailiff, etc. "But notwithstanding the fact that circuit judges In the future will be relieved of the great amount of work they have heretofore performed in the Circuit courts, there is a. provi sion in the new act under which a circuit judge, when there is a conges tion of business or the district judge is disabled In any way, may be desig nated to hold a term of the District court; in this way circuit judges In the future may be required to try cases In the lower courts. "Some people seem to have the er roneous Idea that under the new act the office of circuit judge is abol ished; but any well trained lawyer who reads the act will at once see that there Is ample provision for the retention of the circuit judges in office, and that the only effect of the act is to relieve the circuit judge of a great deal of the work that he has heretofore had to do on the circuit. thus giving. him an opportunity to de vote most of his time to the consid eration of matter connected with the Circuit Court of Appeals. "Congress ha also passed an act in regard to the manner of taking up cases on appear and by writ of error, In pursuance of which the Circuit Court of Appeal, for the fourth cir cuit, has established rules that will result in saving thousand of dollars to litigant In the federal court. Un der the old rule if oppodtng counsel failed to agree as to what should go In the record, It was the duty of the clerk, under the law, to certify the entire record to the Circuit Court of Appeals, thus encumbering the record with hundreds of pages of irrelevant and Immaterial evidence that had very little to do with the question at Issue. The cost of printing and certifying this useless material has been a great burden to litigant In the past. "Under the new rule, however,. If counsel should fail to agree a to what shall go ; Into the record. It is the duty of the triar' judge,' upon ap plication being made to htm, to de termine what shall go into the record; and he la also required to eliminate all papers that are not essential to the determination of the question at issue. . Tbl rule is somewhat similar to the rule now in force In this state governing the printing of record in rase of appeal or writ of error from the lower court." . For Sore Feet, Chilblains, Frost Bite, 8ore i Nipples, Chafing, Cut. Galls, Burns, Sores or Scalds. DAR BY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID is a marvelous remedy. It relieves in flamed condition heals the flesh and ease. pain. Taken Internally for Cramp or Dysentery It eorracta the disorder at once. Pries tt cent per oottie. Bold by all druggists. Lit On of the most successful Sunday school function that ha ever been given In the city was the "giving en tertalnment" of the Sunday school of Central Methodist church last night. Not only wa It successful In the amount of thing contributed, but the charitable spirit that prompted the giving and the evident enjoyment that the donor obtained from tt . were good to see. ' The contributions, con sisting of many different articles as well as money, will be and in the missions and will go far toward cheer mar in neart or many who are not able to provide enjoyment for them selves; that, on the whole. It wa a happy thought to give the pupils of the school an opportunity to enjoy themselves in this manner, rather than add to the number of .presents wnit'b the parents ef moat of them would liberally supply. Beside the contributions, the enter tainment consisted of a duet by Wil liam Dunn and Mis Eugenia Brown after which Captain W. T. Weaver made a talk on the "Principle of Chrtstma": aad after all the axerclsea wer aver, Superintendent F. M. Wea ver mad a talk In whloKk thanked those who had given so generoualy to ta poor. He appointed Mis Mar hall. Miss VtHTj Mis Oaborn. Miss Hodge and Miaa Konr a members of the commit!, t distribute th con tributions aming the mUslons. Among the things given were about s in amney. sacks pf (i)iur. apples. puiHinefl, noun, i anoy, etc. mm Htith lley dtma of girls gave dolls of many kinds; the boys ciss pr j. c. urr gave apple, und po tatoes; W. (. Jones' Chios contributed a bo if nru tines: nisny sticka ot flour were doium-d by the Hn. of r. 11. Burt; o:eihr,.the clnsacs of Mien ;i.iorna tinil Mira Foster hml ir i..i a v oHKei mien nun dolls d enndy; dolls and t") were brought hy the PI Mat he clium; while the Ituraca laxs hnj a lihpr! cash auering. v . . One of the moat striking and most "Pecmcuiar lMin about the whole -ntertalninent wh the tight of th. It ooya or i;. M. Hurt's rhw. miirrhln town tli. !.! to the futile. . where thu contributions rH ill,,,,.,!, PH1h Suits Cloth Coats Fur Coats Capes Dresses Skirts Furs Kimonas Undterwear Hosiery jfllrHE gift; Sllk GOODS ' STORE fXffiE PEERLESS-FASHION ' 'SrOT ' ' ' a ' . .... , . v. Gloves Handkerchiefs Neckwear Umbrellas Waists ! . " Scarfs . ' Bags Bath Hobcs . Veils Hair Orniiinenta more sack than boys, since some of them went back for other loads. . . Borne of the member of the school could not be present last night, and many have telephoned to Mr. Weaver today,, asking where they could leave their contributions, t .-. IS WANTED FOR ROBERT Sheriff K. M. Mitchell left this morning for Knoxvllle, having receiv ed the Information that a negro. Kid Will, who 1 wanted her for rob-1 Dery, naa been arrested there; and tne officer will bring him back, the negro having agreed to couie without requi sition papers. Will I wanted here for the rob bery of Mr. Morgan over a year ago. It i said that Wills with two other negroes hired Mr. Morgan to drive them to West Asheville, and on the way they dragged him from the car riage, robbed him and talked of kill ing hlra, after which they drove the horse over an embankment and made their escape. There is little doubt In the minds of th officers that the Knoxvllle authorities have the man that wanted. ,:,ft . ,' The Best Moving Pictures I , ill i ;r . r-v - v palace and T i neato Quality, not Quantity, is our motto Tay a Gazette-News Want Ad. Asheville People Most Recog. , , nixe and Heed It. Kidney 111 com mysteriously. But nature always warn You. Notloe the kidney secratlonv He if the color to unhealthy ,i If there are settlings and aedlmenL Passage frequent, scanty, painful. It' time to use Doan Kidney PUIa, . To ward oS serious, disease. Doan have ,dpae ,ret work n Asheville. W. U. Barnes, retired minister, is Central Ave., Asheville. & says: "For at least va year J ,Uffer.d from, kidney and bladder trouble. My back ached end the accretion from my kidnay bothered me by paaing ir regularly I tried any number of r.m edlee but none. o( them did me any rood until I procured Doaa'g Kidney Pill at Smith .. r-ug store. This preparation wa so beneficial that J gladly recommend. U." For sale by all dealer, Price t cent, . Foeter-alllbur Ce,, rtuffala. Nr 3"rk, eol agsnt for the United State Remember th name Doan' nd take no other. Afraid Glances Would Wear It Put The champion mean man- runs a hotel In Springfield etrte not named. OIervlng that paasersby looked In at hi clock, he put uu a notl.-- '-ri.!. clock I for 4h use ef guew of this hotrt only." Roaton Tranm-rlpt. ni.K Cl Mm IX TO 14 DAYS Tour drugget will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fail to cur any rase of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile n I tp.Jt daja. Fresh Fenry Boi Candle. Can.ly Kitilien), IlayxwMl blrct. ; ,t t. i j i Lauhderihg, Mti "The Nichols Way" WILL ADD. GREATLY T0; ' THE APPEARANCE. OF . . ; ' - THE CHRISTMAS DINNER , TABLE, AND TO, YOUR , PERSONAL APPEARANCE. PHONE 95 AND OUR WAGON WILL CALL, GET YOUR WASH AND RETURN IT PROMPTLY SWEET, CLEAN, WHITE Itatn fnrwt itk;wulul ni-t .n-' atreuUii-n yor store by tuklng care nmt juur an rrn i. rs n nrt the tnu;, ; f! r t f k . urryins . hug of flour, Mr. Kurt sto Vat Tore ', :-.(tr Kin in , i:.ij,h f , , t'ao.f. liaj tils k, slot it .i-mi i. her Kr
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